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Lenovo Miix 320 là chiếc máy tính bảng lai laptop giá rẻ cài sẵn Windows 10, máy có thiết kế gọn nhẹ, màn hình kích thước 10.1 inch cho hình ảnh hiển thị sắc nét, hiệu năng tốt đáp ứng hoàn hảo công việc cũng như giải trí. Có Lenovo Miix 320 trong tay bạn có thể bỏ túi cho mình chiếc tablet di động đi bất cứ đâu.

Cấu hình mạnh mẽ cho bạn sự trải nghiệm tốt nhất

Miix 320 như một chiếc máy tính bảng tiêu chuẩn và cấu hình được trang bị bộ xử lý Atom Intel Atom x5-Z8350 4 nhân, 4GB bộ nhớ RAM, bộ nhớ trong có dung lượng 32GB đủ sức đáp ứng các nhu cầu về lướt web, theo dõi tin tức, đọc báo, xem phim ảnh hoặc dùng để chơi game di động nhẹ nhàng.

Màn hình 10.1 inch Full HD hiển thị sắc nét

Máy sở hữu màn hình cảm ứng với kích thước 10.1 inch, độ phân giải Full HD (1280x800) cho hình ảnh hiển thị tuyệt vời, màu sắc trung thực. Máy cho góc nhìn rộng và công nghệ đa cảm ứng liền mạch tích hợp với Windows 10 cho việc trải nghiệm chuẩn xác.

Tablet Lenovo Miix 320 còn trang bị camera trước có độ phân giải 2MP trong khi camera sau là 5MP giúp bạn có thể chụp ảnh trò chuyện video cùng bạn bè, người thân vô cùng tiện lợi.

Thiết kế nhỏ gọn, dễ dàng bỏ túi

Lenovo Miix 320 với nét thiết kế hiện đại, sang trọng, máy có độ mỏng chỉ 9mm, gắn thêm dock bàn phím vào thì có độ dày là 17.5mm dễ dàng cho vào túi sách và di chuyển bất cứ đâu bạn muốn. Điểm nổi bật trên Miix 320 là bàn phím có thể tháo rời dễ dàng, tháo lắp trong quá trình sử dụng. Vỏ ngoài của Miix 320 được hoàn thiện nhựa giả kim loại, ít bám mồ hôi và dấu vân tay. Trong khi đó khu vực bao quanh bàn phím và phần chiếu kê tay được hoàn thiện kim loại cho khả năng tản nhiệt tốt hơn. Sản phẩm có tính di động cao và có khả năng chuyển đổi giữa tablet và laptop đáp ứng tốt nhu cầu công việc lẫn giải trí.

Lenovo Miix 320 sở hữu kích thước không quá dày so với một chiếc laptop bình thường trên thị trường hiện nay. Máy có kết nối Wi-Fi chuẩn AC, bluetooth phiên bản 4.2 và 2 cổng USB nằm trên dock bàn phím. Ngoài ra, bạn còn có tùy chọn thêm về kết nối di động LTE. Lenovo cho biết Miix 320 có thể hoạt động liên tục trong 10 tiếng với phiên bản không có kết nối LTE.

Bàn phím rời tiện lợi dử dụng như chiếc laptop thông thường

Bàn phím thể hiện nét đặc trưng của Lenovo với các phím bấm hình chữ U, hoàn thiện dạng Accu-Type, các phím bấm khá nhỏ nhưng được bố trí hợp lý cho việc nhập liệu dễ dàng, nhanh chóng. TouchPad thon và dài, độ nhạy cao tích hợp cả hai phím chức năng trái phải chuột. Các thao tác thu phóng, đa nhiệm đều có thể thực hiện dể dàng trên bàn rê chuột này.

Thiết kế mỏng nhẹ, màn hình nét, hiệu năng tốt, bàn phím rời tiện dụng Lenovo Miix 320 chiếc tablet 2 trong 1 thực sự sáng giá trong phân khúc hơn 5 triệu đồng.

From the start of the Miix 320's life, Lenovo has aimed it at a young generation that doesn't have much time to sit still, that's busy with multiple jobs, side jobs, and side-side jobs. It's priced right — starting at $200 — but is it really the multipurpose tool Lenovo makes it out to be?

About this review

Lenovo loaned Windows Central a review unit of the Miix 320. This specific configuration has an Intel Atom x5-Z8350 processor, 4GB of DDR3 RAM, and 128GB of eMMC storage, and costs about $300.

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The details

Lenovo Miix 320 technical specs

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CategoryXXProcessorQuad-core Intel Atom x5-Z8350 (up to 1.92GHz)StorageSanDisk 64GB/128GB eMMCRAM2GB/4GB DDR3L-1600MHzDisplay10.1-inch (1280 x 800) IPS, touch 16:10 ratioGraphicsIntel HD Graphics 400PortsUSB-C 3.0 Two USB-A 2.0 Mini HDMI microSD card reader 3.5mm jackAudioStereo speakers Dolby Advanced AudioWirelessIntel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265 802.11ac (1 x 1) Bluetooth 4.1 Optional LTE-ACameraFront-facing 2MP Rear-facing 5MPBattery33WHrWeightTablet only: 1.2lbs (0.54kg) With keyboard: 2.2lbs (0.99kg)Dimensions9.8 inches x 0.4 inches x 7.0 inches 248.92mm x 10.16mm x 177.8mm Dock adds 0.3 inches (8.5mm) thicknessOSWindows 10 Home or ProColorPlatinum silver Snow whitePriceStarting at $200

True notebook look

Lenovo Miix 320 design

A lot of 2-in-1 devices, like the Surface Pro, have a design that resembles a dossier or folio when the keyboard is closed. This is partly due to the fabric covering the keyboard, but it's also because you're usually looking at an overall slimmer device.

The Miix 320's keyboard, however, is made from a magnesium-aluminum hybrid to match the tablet, and attaches with a magnetic dual-tooth design that eliminates the need for a kickstand on the back. It's a chunkier form than you might be used to, but you're still looking at a 0.7-inch (1.7cm) thickness. It fits easily into a backpack and would be well hidden in a stack of trade paperbacks.

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There's a single, wide hinge in the middle that's stiff and sturdy, and even when extended all the way back (not quite flat), it's well balanced and doesn't tip over. Rather than having a device that primarily looks like a tablet with a thin keyboard attached, the Miix 320 really does look like a notebook when put together.

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The tablet is sturdy and doesn't flex, and the back is a single piece made of the same magnesium-aluminum hybrid. The body's edges are rounded and it tapers toward the top but maintains its overall thickness. The keyboard also tapers, and its edges are machined and polished for a shiny accent. The same machined edge is apparent around the touchpad.

A physical volume button makes a convenient appearance on the left side of the tablet, and the ports, including one USB-C 3.0, one Mini HDMI, and a 3.5mm jack, all have plenty of space between them. No jam ups here when attempting to use multiple peripherals. With the keyboard attached, you'll also have access to a USB-A 2.0 port on each side. While it's a shame the USB-A ports aren't 3.0, the Miix does take some of the pain away from transitioning from legacy peripherals with USB-C.

Low-res

Lenovo Miix 320 display

The 10.1-inch touch display on the Miix 320 has an IPS panel with a great viewing angle, but its resolution is set at 800p. On a screen this size it doesn't look inappropriate, and the 16:10 aspect ratio suits the tablet well, but you can't fit much on the screen if you're one who often multitasks. Testing the color revealed 79-percent sRGB and 59-percent AdobeRGB, which is expected from a device this price.

The display isn't incredibly bright, so working outdoors might be an issue, especially because the glossy finish doesn't do you any favors when it comes to reflections from light. Once you use the touchscreen for awhile — it responds well to touch, and I had no issues with it — you'll be looking for the cleaning solution and cloth.

There is ample bezel around the screen — about an inch on top and bottom and just under an inch on the sides — for holding onto when in tablet mode, and there's a 2MP camera tucked in along the top. If you like the look of a tablet with a display that stretches edge to edge, this isn't the one for you.

Along the bottom of the display is a strip that holds stereo speakers powered by Dolby Advanced Audio. The front-facing speakers deliver some impressive audio; I was surprised by the volume and clarity the first time I played music through them. Even with the keyboard attached, there's no muting.

Precision touchpad

Lenovo Miix 320 keyboard and touchpad

Many companies making budget 2-in-1s skimp on the keyboard, almost as though it's an afterthought to their tablet, but not here. The Miix 320's keyboard has a refreshingly high build quality. It's sturdy, light, and matches the tablet to create a real notebook look when all together.

Because of its size, many keys are smaller than usual — like backspace — so typing takes awhile to get used to. The chiclet keys don't have quite as much travel as I'm used to, but the overall typing experience is still comfortable. There's no backlight here, so working in the dark is difficult.

The touchpad uses Precision drivers, which is frankly surprising on a device this price. Thanks to the 16:10 aspect ratio of the tablet, there's ample room for the touchpad, giving you a good amount of room to navigate with. It tracks well, and while there is a bit of a rattle if you click in just the right spot, I didn't mind using it for everyday work.

You get what you pay for

Lenovo Miix 320 performance

Considering the price tag attached to the Miix 320, it's hard to bash the performance. Using the Miix 320 as an everyday device proved that it's great for word processing and web browsing, but not much else.

The fanless design keeps everything quiet, and the battery actually lasts quite awhile; think about six or seven hours on a single charge. You might be able to squeeze eight hours out of it if you really need to, but don't expect it to be an all-day device.

CPU

Geekbench 4.0 Benchmarks (Higher is better)

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DeviceCPUSingle coreMulti coreLenovo Miix 320Atom x5-Z83508962,389TECLAST X3 PlusCeleron N34501,4264,232CHUWI 14.1 LapBookCeleron N34501,3653,818Kangaroo NotebookAtom x5-Z83509242,357Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet (2nd Gen)i5-7Y57 vPro3,9657,259Surface Pro 2017i7-7660U4,5139,346Dell Latitude 5285i7-7600U4,6359,289

You can see from the benchmarks above that Intel's Atom CPUs don't come close to matching its Celeron or Core line. However, running Edge with 10+ open tabs didn't slow things down too much, and you'll be able to run Microsoft Office apps without a problem. Keep it light, and you'll do alright.

GPU

Geekbench 4.0 Graphics OpenCL (Higher is better)

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DeviceScoreLenovo Miix 3205,239TECLAST X3 Plus5,821CHUWI 14.1 LapBook8,027Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet (2nd Gen)17,454Surface Pro 201730,678Dell Latitude 528521,921

The integrated Intel HD Graphics 400 is definitely no powerhouse, and you won't be able to do much gaming or intensive tasks, but the low resolution doesn't tax it much. If you need something that can handle some light to medium gaming, look elsewhere.

PCMark

PCMark Home Conventional 3.0

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DeviceScoreComparisonLenovo Miix 3201,183Better than 5 percent of all resultsTECLAST X3 PLUS1,453Better than 7 percent of all resultsLenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet (2nd Gen)2,461Better than 40 percent of all resultsSurface Pro 20173,055Better than 57 percent of all resultsDell Latitude 52853,079Better than 57 percent of all results

The PCMark Home Conventional test measures how well the hardware in your device works together to perform a number of everyday tasks. The benchmark here is no surprise, as a $200 device can't compete with something that costs upwards of $2,000. Still, for everyday tasks, it will pull through if with some stuttering here and there.

SSD

CrystalDiskMark (Higher is better)

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DeviceReadWriteLenovo Miix 320113.7 MB/s57.24 MB/sTECLAST X3 Plus261.7 MB/s109.5 MB/sCHUWI 14.1 LapBook265 MB/s118 MB/sKangaroo Notebook128 MB/s43 MB/sLenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet (2nd Gen)1,353 MB/s1,275 MB/sSurface Pro 20171,285 MB/s963 MB/sDell Latitude 52851,300 MB/s1,113 MB/s

The SanDisk eMMC storage here isn't incredibly fast, and you'll definitely notice the delay when loading or installing apps. Storage is expandable via microSD card.

TL;DR

Lenovo Miix 320 review: Conclusion

Keeping the starting $200 price in mind, what Lenovo has packed into the Miix 320 is pretty impressive. This is a device that's targeted at users on the go who need a multi-purpose, portable device that can handle a wide variety of tasks. In that regard, the Miix 320 is a success.

And yet, the lack of brightness in the low-res screen might turn some away, and if you're used to snappy performance — e.g. you hate waiting around while something loads — you'll likely become quickly frustrated.

Pros:

• Price is right.
• Build quality is respectable.
• Well-balanced design.
• USB-C port.

Cons:

• Low-resolution, dim screen.
• Not good for much more than basic tasks.
• eMMC storage is slow.

If you're looking for a laptop that can handle more than just the basics, the Miix 320 isn't for you. If you need something to handle a variety of simple tasks, like hammering out a quick report, jotting down an idea you have while you're out, or watching a movie in tablet mode, the Miix 320 will serve you well.

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Cale Hunt is formerly a Senior Editor at Windows Central. He focuses mainly on laptop reviews, news, and accessory coverage. He's been reviewing laptops and accessories full-time since 2016, with hundreds of reviews published for Windows Central. He is an avid PC gamer and multi-platform user, and spends most of his time either tinkering with or writing about tech.